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в ответ kurban04 23.02.06 10:09, Последний раз изменено 23.02.06 10:16 (M_13_0003a0)
Маланец, я реценции читал. И не только положительные но и негативные, НО Я В ОТЛИЧИЕ ОТ ТЕБЯ - ОРИГИНАЛ ЧИТАЛ. А ты - оригинал - НЕ читал. 
И берещся судить О ДРУГИХ.
Положительность данных мной резенций сосотит в том, что НЕ отрицается ФАКТЫ РИгга и говорицца О ВКЛАД рига в изучнеие данного вопроса.
P.S
http://64.233.179.104/search?q=cache:4QQuZGqqVk4J:www.goethe.de/kug/ges/ztg/thm/...
▒Back then, the safest place was the lion▓s den,▓ said one of the survivors interviewed by Rigg. Many believed that this was an effective way to protect themselves and their families. Tragically, the reality was often different. While the sons were fighting on the front lines for a 'fatherland' that had ceased to be theirs a long time ago, their Jewish relatives were deported to concentration camps and killed.
Hitler▓s Jewish Soldiers is a detailed documentation of the racial policies of the Nazi era that also affected soldiers of Jewish descent. They are still suffering from the effects today, as Rigg reveals. 'Many of them still don't know what to call themselves. Are they primarily Jewish, or German? Are they just as guilty as the perpetrators, or are they victims?▓
И берещся судить О ДРУГИХ.Положительность данных мной резенций сосотит в том, что НЕ отрицается ФАКТЫ РИгга и говорицца О ВКЛАД рига в изучнеие данного вопроса.
P.S
http://64.233.179.104/search?q=cache:4QQuZGqqVk4J:www.goethe.de/kug/ges/ztg/thm/...
▒Back then, the safest place was the lion▓s den,▓ said one of the survivors interviewed by Rigg. Many believed that this was an effective way to protect themselves and their families. Tragically, the reality was often different. While the sons were fighting on the front lines for a 'fatherland' that had ceased to be theirs a long time ago, their Jewish relatives were deported to concentration camps and killed.
Hitler▓s Jewish Soldiers is a detailed documentation of the racial policies of the Nazi era that also affected soldiers of Jewish descent. They are still suffering from the effects today, as Rigg reveals. 'Many of them still don't know what to call themselves. Are they primarily Jewish, or German? Are they just as guilty as the perpetrators, or are they victims?▓